MUDA case petitioner seeks Centre’s protection, writes to PM, HM [Video]

Petitioner Snehamayi Krishna in the Mysuru Urban Development Authority (MUDA) case in which Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is named as the first accused, has written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah seeking central protection for himself and his family.

He has claimed that the state government has refused to provide him with the gunman he has asked for.

Krishna in his letter sought immediate security assistance from the central government due to Karnataka state government’s refusal to provide adequate security to him and his family.

“Since I am fighting against the CM and other influential individuals, the state government is refusing to provide me with security. This demonstrates that government officials are attempting to hinder my efforts under the influence of CM Siddaramaiah.

“It seems that relying on state government security feels increasingly risky to myself and to my family. Therefore, I request …